The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-20

Key West under the charge of Mr.. ODon-
nell, who Is now undergoing a course OF
special study and observation IN order 10
acquaint himself with the most approved
methods of handling and caring for homlng
pigeons. The project is in the nature OF an
experiment from which important military
results may be expected
A gentleman from Orange Home, stop
ping at the Cleveland Hotel in st. Angus
tine, on Tuesday night last had retired TO
rest, but could not sleep on account OF the
talking Of some one on more people ON the
veranda in front of his room. The gentle
man went to the window, intending to re-
monstrate with the parties, but he soon
changed his mind when he heard part OF
the conversation. The parties, a gentleman
and lady, were sitting in the moonlight CIV
ing partial rendition OF Romeo and Juliet
he ardent and pressing, she coy and bash
full. He was pleading for a kiss, but she
would not yield for long time; finally, the
man made a desperate effort and almost
succeeded in getting the kiss, when the man
on the inside was mean enough to say:
Don't you do it' Tableau-Exeunt omnes.
At st. Augustine an amusing incident
occurred during the concert and dance at
the old fort on Thursday evening" to the
great dismay of the victim of the episode.
A young man was engaged in holding an
animated conversation with trio of charm
by hearing a muffied report as of pop
gun. The young man aforesaid protested
ignorance as to the cause of the report, but
slapping his derby quickly over his coat
pocket, he bid the ladies a hurried good
evening" 1t appears that the young gem
tleman had purchased bottle of lager beer
before going TO the dance, and in waltzing
around the parapet had agitated its con
tents to such an extent that the cord flew
out, and as his pocket was rapidly filling
with the foaming liquid, he had to beat
hasty retreat.
AT Hawthorne George Jenkins, a negro
tried to have hog killing time on Wednes-
day, with several to help him. He was try
ing to catch a large boar with a heavy
armory of tusks The hog had been secured,
when in some way he got loose and made at
Jenkins, striking his first lick at his bowels,
and the swapping of his tusks being plainly
heard, Jenkins continued to jump backward
to keep out of his way, until he jumped
backward into bush which tripped him;
the boar continued his mad charge, and hav-
ing him down, cut some fearful gasheS in the
thighs, until Jenkins caught him in the
mouth with his right hand and held him by
the lower jaw until those around him could
kill him. jenkins hand was badly mashed,
but he was lucky to get off without being
disemboweled. The whole affair happened
50 quickly it might have resulted seriously
but for prompt action all around.
Philip Dzialynski, from Fort Meade, is in
Jacksonville visiting his brother Morris.
He explained to reporter Saturday the
organization of new company, of which
he is director and stockholder. The COM
pany is to be known as the Polk County
Real Estate and Railroad Company. 1t is
incorporated under the laws of the State,
and begins business with capital of $780,
900. The first meeting after their incorpo-
ration was held last Monday, at which time
the following officers We're elected for the
coming year: Capt. D. Hughes, of Bar
tow, President; w. B. Warm, of Bar
tow, Treasurer, and Fred N. Warn,
of Fort Meade, Secretary. Messrs.
T. W Anderson, j. T. Wilson and
]. j. Wade, of Homeland, T. Dzialynski, of
Fit. Meade, and D. Hughes, of Barlow, are
the board of directors. They have a capital
stock of $780, 900, all paid in. The gentle
men interested are all men of large means.
They represent collectively over $500, 900.
The object of the company is to buy, sell
and improve property, and to build rail
road wherever it will enhance the value of
this property. They have a charter for a
road from Plant City to Fit. Meade and will
probably have such changes made as are
necessary, so that the road can be built via
Barlow.